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Posted by Joe on November 04, 2003 at 17:34:02 from (66.243.138.68):
In Reply to: Re: Oil bath air filters posted by jim on November 04, 2003 at 07:05:55:
Appreciate the help, still baffled. I am using 30 W in the air filter, it has been removed and cleaned, and the pipe that runs to the injector pump is on the manifold prior to the combustion chambers...why does it have oil in it? I'll tell you, I'm plenty worried that the added oil is really diesel and I'm setting up for a big ol' repair bill. Oh yeah, one other thing, at top RPM under light load (running up and down the road) the engine developes a miss, I've been told that the governor will do that to the engine. Don't know. Thanks again, Joe
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